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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 45, 21 February 1877, Page 3

Just Published, price One Shilling. :ltjoa.s's lelsonAlianac v - . AND " '- YEAR; BOOK! for I B_7 7. ; A SHEET ALMANAC, suitable for Offices is issued with the Book. OAN BE) OBTAINED AT Bridge-street.. ... ... The Publishers Trafalgar-street J. Hounsell „ M , ... H.D.Jackson Waimea Road ... ... W. Walktr „ F. J. Hingston ,i W. Patterson The Wood ... ... ... J. J. Hingston Haven Road .. .. G.Adam The Port W. Akersten ii B. Franzen Richmond .. Hodder & Co i, ... W. Patterson Hope ... .. ... ;.. F.J. Hingston Waimea West ... ... J, Palmer Spring Grove ... ... Hodder & Co. » .. ... Langford & Son Wakefleld .. .. E. Hooper > ii Langford & Son „ W. Painton Foxhill A. Palmer,, Upper Moutere H. Bensemann Motueka J. Alexander ii ... ... J. Myers ii ... ... ... S Buchholz r Riwaka p. Madigan , Takaka; W.Page ]"J n ... ... ... H. Abbott . Waitapu ... "... ... J. Reilly . Colliogwood W.C.Riley .it J. D. Brace. Slatefprd J. G. Lash Central Bailer J. Grove Blenheim N. T. Bnckland Renwicktown T. O'Sullivan Picton A. T. Card Havelock Brownlee&Go R. LUCAS & SON. Nelson, Dec. 22, 1876. FORSALE. APIECE of LAND on the HAVEN ROAD, having a front- ge of 99 feet by a depth of -330 feet. There .is a comfortable COTTAGE on the ground wi«h water laid on. As the owner is leaving Nelson it will be sold at a very low figure. For further particulars apply to 581 JOHNR. MABIN. FOR S A LE, AS A W - M ILL, worked by Steam-power within an easy distance of a Shipping Port in Blind Bay; or, the Proprietor would take a . PARTNER, with small capital. For further paiticu'ars apply to JOHN R. MABIN. NOTICE. ON AND AFTER the Ist of February the STORES ot the undersigned will be CLOSED on Week Days at 8 p.m;, and. n Saturdays at 10 p.m. S. Buchholz, J. MrBR3, ,'. J. Alexander. Motueka, 96th January, 1877. 320-M4

GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Ex Latest Shipments Direct from England. AND NOW ON SALE AT T. R Hodder & Co.'s — -o: GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Teas in Half-chests and Boxes, of superior quality. SUGARS. Brown, Medium, and Finest White, English and Dutch Crushed Loaf. SOAPS. Nelson, Dunedin, Melbourne, and English. FRL.ITS. Currants, Raisins, Figs, Nuts, &c. Confectionery, Corn Flour, Rice, Oatmeal, Candles, Vinegar, &c. Paint Oils, Kerosene, White and Red Lead, Paper Hangings. Wool Packs, Corn Sacks. Window Glass, from 8 x 10 to 24. x 30. Ironmongery of every description . Tools and Agricultural Implements | A large and well assorted Stock of Nails, at reduced priecs. GROOKERY AND GLASSWARE. TWENTY-ONE CRATES and TIERCES, lately opened. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. A large Stock of Men's, Women's, and Children's, of every useful description. Electro-plated Goods, Toys, Stationery, Books, and various other Fancy Goods. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Contains a very choice assortment of Plain, Check Trails and Fancy Alpaccas, Mohairs, Lustres, &c. ; Costumes in Cambric and Stuffs Black and Colored Silks, Japanese, Irish Poplins, Muslins, Prints, and Cambricsj Fischus, Jackets, Capes, and Children's Dresses,; Sheetings, Shirtings, Horrock's, Creudson's, and Wigan Calicoes, Quilts, &e. BLACK GOODS. Alpaccas, Coburgs, French Merinos, Crape Cioths, Baratheas, Paramattas, and Bareges. Pavey's Patent Paper Curtains. A Splendid Stock Ladies' Underclothing ; also, Straw Hats in latest styles, at greatly reduced prices Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Hat Ornaments ; Ecru Nets, a varied and Choice Assortment Millinery in all its branches CLOTHING— Coats, Trousers, and Vests Ties, Belts, Braces, Collars, Hats, in great variety Tweeds — Nelson, Mosgiel, English and Scotch Clothing of all descriptions cut to order by au experienced Cutter ; New Patterns on hand. . A few good Hand Slewing Machines; less than Cost Price. ■;o: "i ' ■ ■ T. R. H. 8c Co. invite an early inspection, and without quoting prices, quantities, or reductions, their Stock will bear favorable comparison for assortment and prices with any House in the Trade. The whole of the Summer Drapery and Fancy Goods have undergone Further Reductions, to clear before the Season closes. 118